Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Yellow Flag, Vol. 3 of 3: A Novel
Also, in his quiet, undemonstrative way, Mr. Calverley had taken occasion to make himself acquainted with the names, social position, and antecedents of all the inhabit ants, and to ascertain the chances of their ever having seen or heard of him, which he found on inquiry were very remote. They were for the most part Hendon born and bred, and the few settlers amongst them were re-l tired tradesmen, who had some connection with the place, and who were not likely, from the nature of the business they had pursued while engaged'in commerce, to have become acquainted with the person, or even to have heard the name of the head of the firm in Mincing-lane. About the doctor and the clergyman, as being the persons with whom he would most likely be brought into cbntact.
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